- AOC
Loupiac AOC Sainte-Croix-du-Mont AOC Bordeaux-Haut-
Benauge AOC Entre-Deux-Mers Haut-
Benauge AOC Côtes-de-Bordeaux-Saint-Macaire AOC Sainte-Foy-Bordeaux...
- into "Comte de Candalle"),
Vicomte de Castillon,
Meilles and
Comte de
Benauges. Jean de Foix was a
Gascon noble in the
service of the English. His parents...
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Castillon and
Gruson from 1356
until his death, and from 1369
Count of
Bénauges and
Captal de Buch. He was the
younger son of
Peter II of
Grailly and his...
- chivalry. He was the son of Jean II de Grailly,
Captal de Buch,
Vicomte de
Benauges, and of
Blanch de Foix, a
cousin of the
counts of Foix.
Attached to the...
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Gaston de Foix (1448 – 25
March 1500), Earl of
Kendal and
Count of
Benauges, was a
French nobleman in the last
decades of the
Middle Ages. He was a cadet...
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Astarac (French pronunciation: [astaʁak]) (or Estarac) is a
region in modern-day
departments of Gers and Hautes-Pyrénées. It was
historically located in...
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reign lasted from 1089
until 1118 or 1120. In 1108 he
married Vitapoy de
Benauges. They had one son, who
succeeded William V as the
thirteenth count of Angoulême...
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Catherine of Foix (1460–1494);
married Gaston II de Foix,
Count of
Candale and
Benauges;
their daughter Anne of Foix-Candale was the
third wife of
Vladislaus II...
-
royal favour from King
Edward I
England and
would receive the
viscounty of
Benauges.
Later generations would gain
among others, the
County of Foix, the Duchy...
- Cadillac-sur-Garonne was
founded in 1280 to
serve as a
river port for the
castle of
Benauges by the lord of the castle, Jean I de Grailly. Cadillac-sur-Garonne is attested...
